Welcome to our new and improved Old Louisville Homes Report! In this report, we cover the average home sales price and the number of homes sold in the Old Louisville neighborhood and surrounding areas. Previously, I used median sale price (which is better for math reasons) but switched to average sale price because that’s a value more people are familiar with.
This Old Louisville Homes Report covers all the homes located within Old Louisville and its surrounding areas as defined by the Louisville Association of Realtors (GLAR) as Louisville MLS Area 1 (see the map). I include the following Louisville neighborhoods and condo buildings:
- Algonquin Place
- Bonaventure
- Boulevard Heights
- California
- Castle Vista
- Cedar Manor
- Churchill
- Dearborn
- Dixie Terrace
- Doerhoefers
- G H Rand
- Garr Division
- Garrsdale
- Glenda Lynn
- Harris
- Hazeldawn
- Heatherfield & Estates
- Heatherfields
- Highbaughs Powell
- Homelawn Terrace
- Lenox
- National Heights
- Nichols Meadow
- Northernburg
- Oak Park
- Oakdale
- Old Louisville
- Park Duvalle
- Parkdale
- Portland
- Russell
- Shawnee
- Shively
- Spalding
- Thompson Place
- Thornberry
- Washington Heights
- Westover
- Wilder Park
Other neighborhoods and subdivisions besides those listed are also included. Check out Best Louisville Neighborhoods for more information about the nicest neighborhoods in the greater Louisville, Kentucky area.
Old Louisville Homes Report
Now let’s look at the average home sales price and the number of homes sold in the Old Louisville neighborhood and surrounding areas within Louisville, Kentucky.
It’s important to note a few things.
- The sample size varies greatly by the MLS area. Area 0 is quite small and may only have a handful of properties sold in a given month. Area 7 is Louisville’s largest MLS area. Look at each chart’s scale to get a better feel for the area’s size.
- The 1-year trend-line gauges where home values are going. This is superior to simply looking at the monthly totals. We average the previous 12 months of the average sale prices to arrive at this value.
This Old Louisville Homes Report is just one of the many housing reports I publish here. Having access to this accurate, current information gives you control. This helps you make the best possible decision in your home-buying transaction. If you have any questions, please contact Tre Pryor as I would love to work with you on achieving your real estate goals.
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We also have Average Home Price in Louisville KY and the Louisville Home Sales Chart updated monthly.
Old Louisville Kentucky Summary
Old Louisville is a historic neighborhood located just south of downtown Louisville, Kentucky. It is renowned as one of the largest preserved Victorian neighborhoods in the United States and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Old Louisville is characterized by its beautiful tree-lined streets, stunning architecture, and diverse community. The neighborhood covers approximately 48 city blocks and is home to around 15,000 residents, making it a vibrant and densely populated area within the city.
One of the most noteworthy aspects of Old Louisville is its stunning collection of Victorian homes and buildings. The neighborhood features a wide array of architectural styles, including Richardsonian Romanesque, Queen Anne, and Italianate, dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Residents and visitors alike enjoy strolling through Old Louisville’s picturesque streets, admiring the historic mansions, charming townhouses, and ornate details that showcase the neighborhood’s rich heritage.
Old Louisville also offers a mix of cultural attractions, including museums, galleries, and theaters, contributing to its vibrant and artistic ambiance. The neighborhood hosts events such as the St. James Court Art Show, one of the largest outdoor art fairs in the country, drawing art enthusiasts from across the region to experience its unique charm and timeless beauty.